An IPS officer warned individuals to watch out whereas importing photographs and to keep away from falling right into a lure by sharing footage with unlawful web sites.
The Google Gemini Nano Banana AI image development has gone loopy viral on social media, particularly on X. (Screengrab)
In a translated tweet, IPS officer VC Sajjanar wrote, “Be cautious with web developments! Falling for the ‘Nano Banana’ trending craze… sharing private info on-line can result in such scams. With only one click on, the cash in your financial institution accounts can find yourself within the arms of criminals.”
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He warned, “Never share photographs or private particulars with faux web sites or unauthorised apps,” including, “You can share your joyful moments on social media developments, however don’t overlook that security ought to at all times be the highest precedence.”
He added that “developments come and go”, however as soon as somebody’s information is uploaded on a “faux web site or unauthorised app, it’s onerous to get it again.”
“If you step onto an unknown path, you’re certain to fall right into a pit… assume twice earlier than importing your photographs or private info,” he continued.
“Remember… your information, your cash—your accountability,” the IPS officer wrote. He shared a screenshot of a information snippet claiming that an individual was scammed whereas attempting to take part in a Nano Banana development.
The officer additionally tagged numerous individuals and profiles on his X put up, together with the Prime Minister’s workplace, the Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, and the Telangana Police.
A tweet shared by an IPS officer. (X/@SajjanarVC) An particular person wrote, “An important reminder for everybody. Such consciousness is completely crucial for information security.”
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Another added, “Sir, I didn’t even add it—my buddy uploaded my photograph on Nano Banana, and I used to be so mad.”
